A daily reading of the American mind.
Every morning, Daily Ballot posts 30–40 clear yes-or-no questions from the week's most discussed news in the US. And every day, the country answers.
We created Daily Ballot to address a simple problem: the loudest voices rarely represent the majority. Social media algorithms reward clickbait; network news shows feed on conflict and rage. But somewhere underneath all of it is a quieter, more important fact — what people actually think. This is the first app designed for the people, for you, to give your ideas a chance.
So we kept it deliberately small. No comment sections to win. No follower counts to grow. No algorithm deciding whose opinion you see. A fresh slate of ballots every day, two honest options each, and a running record of where the country stands on relevant topics.
Disagreement isn't the problem.
Not being counted is.
Both sides, weighed equally
Green and amber are the same size everywhere in this product — in the app, in our marks, in how questions are framed. Every ballot is written to be answerable in good faith from either side, with sourcing drawn from across the spectrum.
Your vote is yours
Results are only ever shown in aggregate. Your individual vote is never displayed publicly, never sold, and never used to build an advertising profile.
Questions with editors behind them
Ballots come from an editorial process, not an outrage machine: reviewed for fairness, accuracy, and framing before they ever reach you.
Daily Ballot is made by Noa Labs LLC, an independent studio. It's free, it's for the United States, and it takes about a minute a day.